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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-15

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nabe Brownsville gelang es einem @os
pote aus benz 3dfig gu entiprinsen.
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gel6rei oes 2inbes rief einen Merifaner
berbei, Der ben @opote eri9oB. 9as
Ginb tpirb iferben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-15
9eiOelt Separtenteat.

Sdmarser unb farbiser gtlas, bon 30 Cent?
bis 5u $500.
gurab eeibenFofFe in alien sdattirunser
sn rs Gents uno $500.
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0e.t 81, s1.25 unb $1.50.
@eitreifte nnb f6edise CONNER Seiben 81
35, 40, 80, 65, 70 unb 20 Gents.
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so unb rs Gents.
&leiOeritoff 9epartement.
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troe, grapes, alserienne gtreif, Satin DO.
@renaoine, 9ebese au allen @reiieu.
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20, 25, 80 unb 30 Gents.
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@insbam in babfder ausipabl, gu 8, 10,
12 unS l5 Gents,
8epbbr @insbam. gu 20, 2b unb 80 cs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-15

= Dos grobte Eager bon @ewebr.
unb Rebolpers pGtronen unb 5tIiem bel
Piper & 9 @uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-15

8louneinss unb tirfifde MusenranbIpisen
in Cream, Beib, Beige unb farbis.
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nnb 8eise, unb paHenoe einfaiiunser.
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eine fd0ne ausnabl bon Srauer.5 .5af6ent'i,
6ern gu alien &reiien.
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so Gents unb aufndrts.
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&otber Siirfii6er 5if6.S .Samaft-su 80, 35,
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nnb aufpdrt8. @robe tiirfiide 8a6e. Sanb.
tii1er au 15, l6, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@efrauffes Saabtiideraeus, bon $40 gts.
Sbisen. Sorbanse su 123. Is, 20, %, 80
Gents unb aufipdrts.
9rapirunssifoffe au 10, II unO l5 Gents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
NOR EFNT-
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE - JUST FINISHED A TwO-sTORY,
cemenfed cellar. thoroughly built: bright cosy con.
vehient; blocks Waiiach sehool market and 5 car
IyOI; SALE. NEW 3sTORY GROOM HOUSES
IT With all modern improvements also two I0-room
oPen crate bath tub. wash stand brick range,
i1nay %h Ta BaK Ri p SoI s's shn e
NOR sALE-THosE FINE NEW BRICK DWELL
tainiTr eirht rooms and bath with I'll modern i'm
E.in:. Price only $500 B. H WAkSEE 3 60.
prSPsrty Of and sitb sts daable hoa.e
> stories and basement 1s rooms pantries and cellar
On 9asl s e SAN St. p F f5iS i.
V,oR sAIE-THREE BRICKS OK P ST. BETWEEN
st. between 10Th and 2lst tsnw One Hpnse on on
18th ~ near i' IT n~ a One alley Lot square ei III
One Let on Meri,i S HI sPs1qq r, ,...r
I1OE SALE-HOUSE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
offer for sale one of the most desirable residences on
81 south side between 9TH and 18th sts 81, NV
me,s.sw Hill & 5eH Ts,s5 q NV
i yestment. over so feet front by average depth of
So. large B'iildng. :'th ST.. 1ew doors of nv Bar
5I:i 9th NV nh16-:it'
1,OR SALE do YOU WANT A wELL-BUILT SIX
and closet. hot and cold water all modern improve
nients: Ii see House .11.,;1O Cleveland
possible Price 5000. Terms easy. NIL 3t'
JrOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THE
Il Markets. squares the War department;
between 18th and 18th SITS, Lots } and part of To-
square ~ House three story cellar modern improve
mentS, fourteen rooms: Stable ~ By 81. SIX stalls
stable its full SIZE IA feet ceiling has been
used as ball material enough in stable TO build
large house. Lots front ON and 81 u
ST: :, square Price 5000, about 81 81
per square foot GEO ". LINhINS,
mhi.- Corner 18th and III
lNOR SaLE-NEw BRICK HOUSE On L. NEAR
II 18th st. NV: and bath ill modern i'm
provements. will rent pr 80 ler month Terms
sssy. Price, S5.400. Muslin I. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
mh1J-1w 1926 St. NV.
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THE FOREST HILL DISASTER.
Continuing the Investigation Into Hts

C8U0eN
BOSTON, March 1.-THE railroad commissioners
to-day resumed the investigation OF the cause OF
the Forest Hill accident. Edward Lang, chief car
inspector, who has worked with the company since
lS47, and held his present position since 1853 was
the first witness.
He said: The cars on the Dedham branch were
Inspected by Two OF my men every trip at Boston.
They do this every time and examine the cars
underneath and outside There is a third man
who goes through the inside OF the cars. They
examine all the wheels and look for loose
nuts They sometimes strike the wheels but
th0C Is not safe rule to go by. The
wheels should be examined by the light, and We
have torches made specially for that purpose. The
axle cannot be seen A wheel might ring
even after 1t is worn out. The men examine every
think written letter from the superintendent to
carefully examine each car and not to run any
risks. The cars were as as good aS any We have.
George +. Folsom, superintendent of bridges
testified that he had the care OF the bridges OF the
Providence road for 20 years. He examined all
the bridges and every part OF them in the fall and
spring. Every point is examined and the connect
ing rods are all sounded to see II they defec-
tive. The BuSSey bridge was personally and thor
ouShly examined by witness February 18th
last. The bridge is one OF peculiar construction
because 1t is one OF many pieces
The witness then gave a history OF the bridge
and Its reconstruction into an iron bridge. The
bridge had truss designed for 1900 pounds per
lineal foot. The truss was put In In 1876. After
bridge tt was tested with two locomotives
run slowly over the bridge. Both engines were
run over The south truss, and the average defiec-
ton was SIG. Each engine weighed a. 800 pounds,
the tenders "A go, the water tanks a4,25O, and
coal 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17

for New YORK Philsdelphi. and the East u >.
SGonsresson.I ihnits. Is, 10 and il 70 p NJ. foe
New York, on sunday, 9 am, IL: 30, 2, (1oneruS-
E L. snd n,.SSr sna Fer x S
800 Am, Cast linel: daily to Cincinnst1 and 81
tcSs.s s1f sy e ss $50
m daily, with through heepeus 10 Chicsgo and Sc
m anDs ana f, &. sI L,Rrss 10 Pa daily For
, d@is sSe s.prs.s, f SO s .sd .%
40 10. 10 and II 70 pm n On sunday 80
and II Us am. 70 80. i5 q 10 10 md II 20
dsily. except sunday. For Annapolis, 20 am. Il 20,
4;sa and . pm daily except sunday: on s,ns.y, .
ester. Buf.lo aud siass1 10 PIN daay. Except sssar
day. For Willnmsport Lock Haven aud Elmira y: 80
Il d ssS g EsG snnd.y Corner
avenue and c street. : For Chicaxo, ii As a m
Cast hmitedl. and 10 10 pm. daily Tor oaDcinnsii
ps'roi Is Am .st imited snd pn a. aH
b sa on .sf sns g s sos So r.
s Ssa tS sS s. So s1s i :Ss q 80
sS "a 20 ,a .Sa g
For Va, on . sa11. bstssen W.sAints 20
Baitimore s. $40 8: 30 am, II 10. 80, 20, e.zs
40. Is and ii 40 pm. For ss.tionson hsirop5
tan Branch. 80 Am s,sep, SUNDAY. 60 ard s:3l
s.y ssops at I'll stations For Fredercf 'I sun
IN. 80 ?. m daily. except sunday For Hsgen tOwn.
$40 am and 5:31 m daily. except sunday. For
burx 80 am, IL 30. aud IL III pm daily. s1osps
Wilmington and Phiiadeiphia z 80 q IA, z: 10 p M.
intsrmsiiste points bssxeen Batimore and ilmin1.
ton, ); 15 pm daily. except Sunday.
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Reckless With His Pistol.
WILLIAM G. MOTION HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY G
$500 Raj.

$500 BAH.
Last night, about half-past nine O'Clock, William
G. Morton, a One-legged man, about 43 years Old
said to be employed at the Capitol, visited the
house OF colored woman named Lizzie Moore, No
1923 18th street northwest where he got into q
quarrel with one of his companions, Adam D.
Magee, OF Baltimore, about payment for some beer
which they had ordered and drank, when Morton
drew q revolver and leveled IL Magee. Lizzie
Moore grabbed MortOnS arm just as he Tired The
bullet passed Magees head and struck the glass
door leading to the back roOU- Magee ran or.
Norton then fired one shot at Lizzie Moore, who
ran up stairs, and the frightened inmates OF the
hOuSe-Irene Schaffer and Alice Osborne, colored
gtrls-fan 10 the street, followed by Morton, who
nred Two shots al them. Officers Ellis and Heller,
who were on the Avenue, heard the shots fired and
ran towards the house. As they drew near, Morton
fired at Ofcer Heller, and the latter returned the
IRE but neither bullet took effect The Officers
disarmed Morton and escorted him to the station
ana battery with intent to kill
This morning In the Police Court Mr.. Lavender
called the attention OF Judge Smell TO charge OF
assault and battery with Intent to Kill Magee. He
said there were three or four separate aSautS but
the grand Jury could investigate them Mr.. Lin.
cOln for the defendant said That his client was
ONCE holder, and had been employed in the Senate
document room for several years. He desired to
waive an examination. Mr.. Lavender said that
M WOrthingtOn was satisfied with $500 bail In
this case The court sent the case to the grand
Jury and fixed the bail at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
PROPOSALS.

Il bUI1DiNG COMPANY invite proposals for two
small frame cottages ut Garrett Park twelve miles
from Washihgtou ON the Metropolitan Branch of the
tween THREE and SEVEN r. NJ. for tue next three
days at S"2 Sch ST; NV Right to reject any and all
bids is reserved. It.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING A STEAM
ROLLER.
OFFICE THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONED.
. WASHINGTON, y. g., March 18th, 1887.
TWELVE O'CLOCK N. on MONDAY, MARCH 2STH.
iSs1, for furnishing the District Of Col9moa, de-
not more than fifteen nor less than tons weight.
Bidders will submit with their proposals full de-
taSd speecs'ons OF the TSsf Which thsy propose
mhl1-6t Engineer Commissioner, d. G.
Der RTMENT
sTENoGRAPH . AZ, AMP TYPE; WRITING,
National Bank Of Republic Building southwest corner
s.u,,o ,ih aud SITS NV Was hinEton, d. C.,
three to five months All branchcs of tyne writing
thoroughly taught. Shorthand DctatiOn Classes for
speed rracce open to writers Of all Systems Day and
Evvli sessions. Call or send for circulars mh17 I'm
Dk0pOsAIs FOR HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS.
Office Of Building TOR State, War and Navy Depart
WASHINGTON. D. G.. February 23d, 1887
ting in pluce Completes fonr Passenser Elsyators aud
one small Library Elevator, all Of the hydraulic long
vertical cylinder and pulley type, and two hy-
wing VI the Building for State. War and Navy Depart
3 IN paY 81
presence Of bidders.
Specihcations, general instructions to bidders and
b 81 Of ssye w Se o to
plicstion TO this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
f23. ~ 81. :6mhl7&1S Colonel Corps OF Eng rs
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
SECRETARY ENDuCOT.r raIxs.

His Relations with the President Are
Grown Out Of the Removal OF Some
Inefficient Officials.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAB
BOSTON, March 17.-Secretary Endicott who has
been spending q few days Of rest In Salem at the
residence OF his relative, Mr.. George Peabody was
visited by representative OF TIE STAR and inter.
viewed In reference to his reported resignation,
and the circumstances which are alleged to have
accompanied 1t. The Secretary looked well and
tranquil, and wondered how certain newspapers
had managed TO make much ont of so little, Sec
rotary Endicott has not offered his resignation as
member of President Cleveland's cabinet. There
has been no misunderstanding between the Secre-
tary and the President. There has been no occa-
sion for q misunderstanding, and their relations
to-day are Gas harmonious and pleasant as they
ever were. What has really happened is merely
that number OF
INEFFICIENT AND usrArrHFuI. OFFICIALS
IN the surgeon Generals department have been
removed In the interest OF the public service The
secretary recommended Dr. Baxter for promotion
to the office Of surgeon general both because
ne believed that DR.. Baxter was competent and
because Dr. Baxter was the next officer in order
pointment on account OF the bitter opposition
which proceeded from those members Of the medi-
cal stan or the army who had entered the service
entered
In THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE
during the war and were afterward by act OF Con.
gress, incorporated into the stan, and the opposi-
ton to his appointment was part OF the division
which has continuously existed between the two
elements. 1t was not due to the fact that DR..
Baxter was republican. The Secretary person
ally never knew what DR.. Bakers politics were.
The Secretary's conduct toward Surgeon General
Moore has been considerate and courteous Upon
his first interview with the new surgeon general,
the Secretary Informed him that the good OF the
department demanded that
CERTAIN CHANGES SHOULD BIZ MADE
among the subordinates OF the Office. No objection
was then expressed by the surgeon general, and
the Secretary knew only from the newspapers
that he had subsequently complained OF those
changes. II any communication upon that sub
Ject has ever been addressed by the surgeon gen.
erai TO the President, the President has not in.
formed the Secretary OF it. IT, as has been alleged
In the press, DR.. Greenleaf, who was ap.
pointed to succeed DIR. Huntington as assist
ant surgeon general, is personal adherent" OF
DR.. Baxter that was unknown 10 the Secretary.
DR.. Greenleaf was appointed because Of his emf
nent ntness Tor the position-a fitness which was
aScerta1ncd after long and careful personal eX.
animation OF his record On the part OF the Secre-
tary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
DIED.


BO0AN On Wednesday, March Is, 1887, Il AM
after long Hines. C. b06AE, the beloved husnaod
of Catherine Began, sged foFty-ope ysnxs and six
months
Funeral Will take place from his late readenes 9l$
Sixth street northwest, Friday. March 1SsA, a. y
o. Mass Fatrick's church II y 80 a. m sAArps
kelstiyes and friends are invited % attend
CROSS ELIZA CROSS, beloved daughter a lane
Brent and wife Of william Gross, departed this hfe
the 18th Of March, 1897 She bore her abort Hines
in Christian foritude she dsed In her twenty aghfh
year. 49,
2Oth St Frsends respectfully invited 70 sfiend
PINE Gu March 18th, 1857. ANNA WALTON
PIN z widow OF Captain ptsphen Pine Of B. A,drewA
LIB
sAHTUccI. On March a, 1887. 1t p m GU
6EPPE sANTUCCI. aged nifty one yeara.
Funcral notice hereafter.
SMITH. On March 10, 1887, at O'Clock pm
WILLIAM JOSEPH SMITH. in DE forty -fouTth yeaS
Of his ses, after long end painful Hines
Funeral from his roa1dence, 616 ot4oas northansl
Friday, st quarter past eleven Has romains W1u
Be carried 20 Baltimore for fntsgmeoA
wEEKA Departed this li1e On tie leeh q MsEuA.
1857, At the ase Of forty e4Eht ysaeA Many vERKA
Funesl tro% ne nalss chaRei so-..osssw. tslaay
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Nome.


BAL TIMORE, ND, March 17.-virxinis sixes con
solidated. 49, past due coupons. "a; do tsn-forsk0
Air; DO. new threes. "a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 17.-Cotton higfier-mid
ding, ga. Flour firm aud fairly sctiye. Wheat
southern es.aer and isafiy acsive rcd 9ls93; snbef
spot: Ssh BID; n G. ss* bsd; Wy. sOA.e9A
white, 5Oa52; yellow, 46aA7: western nrIner and duh
MIXED spot 45.s4Sl; March. 45,sa45az: April 20
bid Oas. sse.dysosshern and Pennsyiv.nis,. 81
30: western white. 37AS9: western mixed. 34s30
Sugsr.coppec refned quiet 9aIsl0. Whisky steady
HSerpod ps9 s1.ner du ioconno la: sour
lA9d: Uaan n.@sr; SD, kscesp.o aeuf !, :s;:e
barrele Whcak LOO bunhea. corn. d 900 b0sheas
oats 400 busheas: rye, 600 b1shels- shipments-
a9nI: ~ essrehi yheet e SoQ n2snsia Sease-
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A1RB1G CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

A1RB1G CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
For Improved and Economic Cookery.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT
Only sort guaranteed GENUINE by Baron Lebig.
LEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
The Finest Meat Flayoring Stock USE it for
Soups. Sauces and Made Dishes.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT
Efficient TONIC in au cases Of Weakness and Dr.
gestive Disorders. : -f,--4
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
Highly recommended as Nghtcap instead OF Al
coholic drinks.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
GENUINE ONLY with facsimile Of Baron Liebig's
signature III black ink xcross label.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be bad of all Storekeepers. Groeers and Chem
lists Sole Agents for the United States twl1Ole.
sale only, @; David Co. fenchurch avenue.
London England. f3
grNHE CEILULOID TRUSS.
That never breaks, Vears ont. always clean
and can be worn while bsthing.
IL for sale ut CHAS. EISHER6
=. 623 7tA street northwest
Lazy IatgvuA Wl
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The Sparks Letters.

Mr. STOKES KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT THEM
A reporter OF the New York Times called upon
Mr. Stokes yesterday TO find out what he knew
about the letters said to have been written by Gen
Sparks to GOV. Hill. Mr.. Stokes seemed to know
what the object OF the reporters visit was, evea
"You want to see me about that Sparks matter,
I'll bet, he remarked. "Well, all I've got to say
on the subject is this: never had such letters as
you say Mr.. Sparks wrote TO Gov. Hill, and never
even saw them. Furthermore, don't want to see
any, and don't want TO know anything on the
subject think somebody must have been put
ting up job on me-"
SLOW about that part of the story which says
that you remarked that Frank Hurd knew all
about the letterS?" was asked.
'sThat is decidedly not true, replied Nh. Stokes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
THE PLOT TO STAY THE CzAR.

II VS10 AHIAuScN " NUcDNUcIS VI tMC
Terrorist Section Of the NihilkAls.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE plot to assassi-
nate the car, which was to have been carried out
last sunday, was arranged by members OF the ter
rorist section of the nihilists and no connection
with it has been traced to the faction which is
conducting the conStitutionaiSt agitation, al
though this faction has assumed the character Of
secret society with widespread ramificattOns
Several hundred persons affiliated with the con-
stitutionalist agitation have, however, recently
been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
An Ex.BrOker Arrested.

STOCKS TO HIS OWN UsE
NEW YORK. March 17.-Wm. j. Hutchinson an
ex-brOker was arrested to-day and taken to the
Tombs, charged by VIM. H. Sistare. OF the firm Of
Geo. Sistare & Co., II Wall street, with converting
to his own use and benefit and that OF bis wife, OF
over $35 600 worth OF stocks. The stock consisted
OF certificates OF the Youghiogheny River Coal
company, the Chicago, st. Louis and Ptttsburg,
&C. 1t was deposited on different dates In 1854
with Hutchinson to raise loan on 1t OF SIC, 600.
He obtained the amount and HANDED 1t to Mr.. Sis
tare 1t is charged that shortly after, August ID,
1884, he went to Newcomb and told him TO sell
the certificates pay him half the 1000 advanced,
and place the balance to the credit OF his wife,
Mary E. Hutchinson. All this was done, and the
HutchinsOnS left the country. He returned March
Sd last and is SAID to have acknowledged his con-
yertfng the certificates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NOkDDEUrscHER LLOYD 8. Co
last Express Steamers
To SOUTHAMPTON uondon. Havrel Bremen
SIS. Elder SAT- NJ h pm. SaAle W., NH 30 40 m
- lave W N 23.)am. Elbe, Sat, Apr. . 80 A m
Fuda Sat. H. n ~, ::SUa IS Aler WeI Apr d. IN
Comfortable stxteroOms, excellent table, luxurous
saloon appointmenis Prices: LIST cabin, S75. ESQ $40
800, according to loc3tion; I'd cabin 55 Il
low rates Apply 70 EF DKOUP
mhit Ul5 Penn. ave.
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MARRIED.

DAvIS-EICHOLSON. On March 10th lsuse M.
CHARLES A. DAVIS TO AGNES, daughter VI Walter
l. Nicholson, OF Washington. ID. G.
HEADLEY-JENKINs. wednesday. March 18th.
1887, by the Rev. VIM. IL Chapman. psstor Of wcaley
Chapel. c. p. HEADi.EY aud Mias N ID. JENKINS,
both Of Cumberland, Va
KRAFT-THOMPsON. On the 18th Of march,. 1887.
r. GRANT THOMPSON 10 EMMA KRAFT, o. Wash-
inston Ct the psrsonaee of the Lutheran 1huFcAs
10y the Rev. W. T. Paruon.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
CLOSING SALE

CLOSING SALE.
SADDLES, FINE HARNESS, LAP ROBES BLANK
ETs. FUR ROBES. BRIDES, BUGGY AND
CARRIAGE WHIPS, HORSE COVERS AND
OTHER GOODS.
At suction, FRIDAY. MARCH EIGHTEENTH,
1887. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN AND SEVEN
THIRTY PM, at I'll Seventh street, near g stree.
northwest
sale without reserve to close the business: It
THoMAs DOWNING, AnctioneeT.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE ART TREASURES.
EMBRACING
Sstsuma, Toxic. Kaea Imari Kishnis and other rare
and choice porceiains Bronzes, Antiques, Curios.
EmDrolderies. Screens. Scrolls Kaka-
monos and other Art Objects.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT MY sALESROOMS,
Southwest corner of Eleventh street and penna. ave.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH TWENTY
THIRD AND TwENTY-FoURTH.
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
EACH DAY.
Exhibition on Monday and Tuesday. March 81 and 90
N. B.-This collection is pronounced to be of high
order the porcelains being and of wonderful
workmanship. THOMAS DOWNING
mh1I-0t Auctoneer.
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GALE OF THE HYGE1A HOTEL.

mhlO-utS AuctiOneer
GALE OF THE HYGEIA HOTEL
by virtue Of decree of the Circuit court Of the
ss as &
sed * tine w Of the st y
1857 the celebrated HYGEiA HorfL H WITH ali Of its
IKE IN al & t.
ments, The buildings are in complete order: The
not y
popular and is 80 well known minute description Of
iiyered the ist Of Mag. iss9. f'''''A'n oe'
Of one two and three years equal payments With six
per cent interest from the day Of sale payable an
and the title to retained until the whole Of the pur.
chase money is paid the purchaser REQUIRED to keep
rs EyEf Pm Special Commissioners.
Hyeeia Hotel March l, 1887. mh7 tn tap4inc
CHA HANS b SALE Of TWO PIECES Of IN;
SoRTHEAsT %AshfAGfo ASP B. 'So SiHhEl
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
dsy Of M.rSh fss sss
fk T sg a. Il q as
Ma 1SS5 At the hours hereinafter mentioned
Washington. d. c., to wit:
-. At HAL y, FOUR o'cLocKPM
Of g in the as bsr sy
story frame dwelling being No SOC street nofthesst
At FIVE O'CLOCK: M, all that Fart Of lot twenty
aFoint north street So feet east Of the nearest
ALLEY to North Ctspto street, and running back the
thence due east IA feet, thence south to street, 81
feet and inches thence along said street IA feet
to the place Of beginning, the being improved by
atwo-story frame dwelling and being No 20 G street
lot to be raid in cash within ave days after the day
SALE OF which one hundred dollars is to be paid
deposit on each lot ut the time of SALE and balance of
the purchase money to be paid in six months from the
notes dated the day SALE and to bear interest
six per centum per annum all cash the option OF
the purchaser. FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee.
- 41G 5th street northwest
GEO. ". STICKNEY, Auctioneer. 936 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
Gen. Roulanxer nisunderstood

PARIS, March 17.-Gen. BOulanger has sent q
letter to the committee OF the chamber OF deputies
having the army bill in charge, in which he says
he deploreS the fact that his intentions are mis-
unprecedented and declares that his sole desire is
second the committees efforts In conclusion,
Gen. Boulanger expressed hope that his letter
will restore good relations between himself and
the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17

A RACE THIS AFTRRNooN.-Am match race between
Mr. Al Barnes horse and Policeman Stacks gray
was arranged to be run at Ivy City at $3.50 this
afternoon. 1t was dash Of one mile for 500
Mr.. w. p. Burch, whose stable Is at Ivy City, had
charge of the race,